Interior Overview of the Cunning Cat |
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Pictured below is the Fixed Bridge Cunning Cat |
Rope and chain
locker is accsesible from toilet through a 225mm diamaeter tight screw
hatch, same on deck. The same applies for the shelf under the
locker |
Both double cabins
have private shower & toilets and have 75L sullage tanks underneath
with 12 volt pumps. Pressure fed hot water is optional. |
This
cabin single bunk on the starboard side also has room for a bunk under
the cockpit. Electrical board, optional inverter and navigational
equipment is also located in this cabin. |
Access
to the forward cabins is via overhead hatches & ladder down the inside
face of each hull. Hatches are water tight. Small additional hatches
provide access from the saloon. |
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The
ice box is 200 L capacity, optional 12 v refrigeration and has the
12 v unit located under the rear cockpit. Below the box, batteries
are
located in the bilge. |
The
galley has full stand up headroom with 3 cubic metres of storage under
the rear cockpit floor. The sink and freezer access hatch
consist
of one molded fibreglass unit. Below the sink, three drawers provide
storage for galley utensils. The 2 burner LPG pressure water heater
can be located
venting to a hood and 12 V exhaust fan. The galley has direct access
to the saloon via the opening in the inner hull. Both these openings
can
be closed with a soft folding door when the boat is stored without it's
bridge deck fitted. |
Two tanks
are located below the storage area below the cockpit. These can be
used for water or petrol and can also be used to trim the
boat. |
The 15 hp 4 stroke Mercury out boards are mounted on a vertical
track that permits the motor to be lifted clear out of the water. |
The saloon roof is shown as a wire frame only. it consists of two composite halves joined on the centreline. The floor under the saloon area is supported on lightweight folded alloy beams, with stretched heavy duty vinyl. |
Tiller
steering is standard, dual wheels are optional, rudders pivot up. Rudder
blades are glass over laminated ply. Rudder cases are welded
marine grade alloy. Steps to 30cm above the waterline provide easy boarding
access. The LPG gas bottle is located in a recess under the port cockpit
seat. Optional spare bottle can be located under the starboard seat. |
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